The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 3, 1903, Page 2

NE AN os TRCN te a THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUNLIHING Co. BRY APTERNOON HXCEPT SUNDAY, TELEPHONES: Business Dept, Matn 1060, Kditertal Dept , Main ta a B. Masard Wells, Waitor, BF. Chase, Business Manager, —_ ; OFFICES, . tle—1307 and 1309 Tth Ave, New York--20 Temple Court Mullding. afgp> Chicago—17-218 U. A. Express Building, . : One cent Hor Coby; Win conte per Wook, or (wenty-Ave celts per minnth, delivered cra changing thelr addivas will please notify this office al and sepa their as Well aa their new address. us RANROAD RECO ; _WITHOUT PARALLEL } prog b's daughter Rail Like the horse lee th Northern ~ + way Company h ery “Gtve, give, give,” ever “xive” ts its demand, But when it comes to giv ing im return there i a «i that is oppressive The latest demand of ¢ at Northern t# for the vacation of nearly three blocks of Kitiott avenue Ini North Seattle tr order that It May more cOnvenienNy bring its tracks from ite main Moe Into the tun nel it promines bye and bye to bore under the clty for the purpose of Feaching its proposed terminal grounds on the south end tide flats ‘or seven or cight years now the peop f Seattlo have been pa- tently feeding franchises, permits and privileges Into the Great North meal has so ern hopper, but precious little & few years promises in plenty wore stream from the Jim Hit! hot-air pump has been out off and the Great Northern coolly asks what it will and when satisfied turns away with- out even a mumble of thanks, i In times past the ble corporations which through a merger const! tute the new Northern Securities Company have made se cheeky demands upan the city council, but the Rillett avemue r easily the climax of railroad gall and tmpudence, And worst of all the council under some hypnotic suggestion seems resolved to grant It No more selfish picce of legisiation than the Biltott av ordinance, which comes up for final passage in the council nex evening w er framed for presentation to the olty Yet in spite of the earnest protest of the cititons of North Seattle, who will suffer If the ordinance becomes @ law, the bill will be passed, even in face of the fact that the ch cane inevitably be calted upon to prevent the perpetration of the intended injustt on tap, but now even thy law courts wilt In # That an Injustice will be done te tacitly admitted by the raiiroad com- Through thelr own attorney they have the effrontery ipal reason pantes themselves. to state on the Poor of the coun for asking the vacation of the avenue is that tt will allow th the proposed Great Northern tunnel without cutting through wareh property owned by the Pactfic Coast Company, & t Northern cor poration and a party to the tunnel agreement. It is not argued that the ¥acation of the thoroughfare is vitally necessary to the buthting of the tunne! ely that it wil be a convenience, By gotva through their OWN property the railroads could enter their tunnel without using Et Nett avenue at all. i In other words, In order to preserve their own property intact and Incidentally to acquire another large slice of Seattle waterfront tn one body, the railroads ask the city to give away the property of the pub- lie and place the raifroads in a position to demand the right to pass through the private property of others in order to reach their tunnel ‘Witt some one explain what reason there is other than of pure selfiahness that the railroads should not be compelled to sacrifive thetr own private property for right-of-way purposes, tastead of demanding that the pablic stand the lose? In Justice to the protesting citiens of North Seattle, if wot te the public at large, the counct! should withdraw from the brink and recen- sider ite determination to pass the ordinance which threatens te forever clake @ necessary waterfront thoroughfare to the public To vacate the street without making some adequate provision, by vinduet or otherwine, for future traffic between the business district of North Seattle and the central portion of the city will be @ blunder al- midst unparalleled In & city cownel! record filled with Blunders, Let the horse leech's daughter of Seattle for once go away empty banded. i chamber that thelr pri __ ee eee ee GOUNOHMAN MURPHY’S Counctiman Murphy sseme have found a reason for refusing DANCE HALL REMEDY oo veticenne the concert. halla OO variety theaters and dance Ralie that even his wavering colleagues im the city legislative body can be induced to approve. He quotes the elty charter to prove that the council has not even = shadow of right to grant Heenses to diver such as those conducted in this city under the mask of variety theaters, His point is well taken and should be suc~ eonafully urged. If the council persists in vielating. the charter, the courts are still open. ‘The attitude of the council on the dance hail question does not look good. As the Star has intimated in ite news columns, there has been a suspicious change of heart on the part of some of the members, ‘The matter ie one that will bear watching. The business men and etub women who petitioned for the cleansing of the old tendertoin dis- trict. should have thetr representatives In the council lobby at every meeting untit the matter is settied. Surreptitious action on « quiet night can thus be forestalied. As public servants, the members of the council will de well to re- member that but three representative business houses signed the peti- tion to relicense the dance hall —and two of these were wholesale liquor firma. ' Hf the councilmen grant the licenses, they know they will act against the wishes of 90 per cent. of the citizens whose demands they ere sworn ‘te obey. METHODS OF COAL ‘The vublte’ hee dering the pnet TRUS VEALED year learned a great deal about the me cont trusts of the United States, And the know'e@ge t# bearing fruit, The state of Iiinols has interfered with praiseworthy promptitude to prevent the Chicago coal trust from longer robbing the people of the Windy City. Rven the anthracite octopus might learn a thing or two from the canal barons of Chicago. No better objet lesson in trust methods has yet been given the thinking public then that brought out at the Chicago coal famine Mmyestigation. The testimony developed the fact that the coal deaters and the rallweys have been working in combination. The rafiroads have been allowing the dealers to use their side tracks for the storage of cars of coal, charging only a nominal demurrage. The I1ll- nolg Central alone at one time had a month's supply for the entire city im ite yards awatting release by the dealere, while thousands were suf- fering. even dying. from cold. ‘The firet result of the investigation was a promiss from that railroad company to clear its yards of coal ars forthwith, But the fight has not yet been ended. The attornéy general of the state says he will at once Mile etilte against the coal deniers and the raliroads, charging them with conspiracy and effectually break ap their combine. ‘The best wishes of all except the trust magnates are with him. —_— VISITORS AR Justice Graves, of Wisconsin, has given a hard Knock against that good old adage which says that blood ts thicker than water. Mr. and Mrs. Sax of Milwaukee brought suit before Justice Graves agninat two of their second cousins named Vogel, who came upon them for @ friendly visit and remained with them five weeks. The Saxes sued the Vogels for $55 for board, Justice Graves heid that the claim was just and the Vogels had to pay. t Tt wae of no avail that the Vogels pleaded reiationship. Futile was their plea that they did not agree to pay board. Equally unavailing was the fact that the Saxes had urged the Vogels to stay It is proverbially an inhompitable age, but it would seem that Invited guests must still have some rights, in law {f not in etiquette. But Jus- tice Graves, who has evidently had experience himself, is of the opinion that the perfunctory “Stay longer--do” must not be taken too seriousty, Politeneas is one thing, and provisions at trust prices are quite another. If the precedent entablished by this judge is to become general law it munt behoove ali persons contemplating a visit to demand that a re- ceipted board bill be forwarded with the invitation. First Presbyterian—Rev. M. A. Good for Those ‘That Love God.” ows. At 1 a. m., “Remem-/_ Zion's Bvangelican Church—Rev. 20 p. m., “Forget. |M.B. Hornschuck. At 11 a. m. Ger- nan * cond Presbyterian—Rev. W. A.|7:30 pin. Tinglish nore At 11 @ m., “Great Traits! “Mount Zion ‘Haptiet Churo Eg Pay Le of the) University Grounds. Rev. 4 ‘Gordon 5 bes a our ser- | McPh » pastor. on - under the direction of| ject, “Cbstackes and Their Hemetite, ae, | evening f ao » Ds F prasbytorian—Rev, | Svenine fellowship services and Lord J. M. Wilson, At li a m., “New + Sc Mian to tae. Cirien| Roman Catholic Mestings Life; 7:39 p. m., “The Parable of| Church of Our Lady of Good Help the Bower |—Rev. F. X. Prefontaine, pastor, Lane Street Presbyterian—Rev.|Low masa, # a. m.; high mass, 10:46 James Thomeon. At 14 a. m., “The|a. m.; Sunday school, 3 p.m, and Angel of His Presence:” 7:20 p. m.,|vempers and benediction, 7 p.m. “The Foe and the Fight.” ‘Trinity M. h—Rev. FC. la m., “The Mornin 7:20 p. m. “Now!” Sacred Heart Church Rey. George A. Hild, pastor m | Low mass, m and 8 p. m.; children’s mans, 9:16 @. m.; Sunday school after children’s Mans; Venpers, ermons and benedic- tion at 7:30 p. m. New Parish—Re Tee At Cometh ;” Battery Street M. KE. Drake. Rev. ¥. FB. ‘Christian € evangelistic ser- Atlia m 7:30 p. W, J. Mota, pas- mor tor, Services corner Twentiot First M. P.—Rev. T. P. Reveile, jenue and Jackson street Low mass ci Command;”|6 a. m.; high mans, 10:3 a. Mm. > sn Resolve.” Church of Immaculate Conseption (Green Lake)—Rev. E,|—Rev. A. Sweere, pastor. Low masn At 11 a. m., the third of |7:30 and #:30 a. m; high mase and series of sermons on the question: | sermon, 10:30 a. m.:; Sunday school “Why Was It } ry the) 2:3) p. m.; rowary and benediction. World's Redeemer to Be Born of|7:20 p. m ‘oman 7” wrynguth Congregational —Rev.| ney, ype on oo .d, m of the ‘ Boost tennis :? minster Presbyterian chur. nn whi the Threchoa” conduct & serien of spec Jal new y Tayier Congregational on next week, the subjects to iW hehe ae be dincunsed boing as follows: Mon. | day, “St. Peter, the Rock Fo - tion of the Church;” Tuesday, othe Gospel and the Sword in the Evan- geltantion of the World,” Wednen- day, “Our Territorial Growth An fan's Ebenezer," 7:30 p.m. "The Moat Unwele Text in the Bible.” Trinity Parish—-Rev, H, Hf. Gowun.” At 11 a. m., “A Pastoral Letter;" 7:30 p. my “The Ciroum- 1 ri Ss op Nation and Our. Responsibiiity;” Bt. Mark’e—-Rev. J. P. D. Liwyd,| pnureday, “The Kxaltation of the At il am. “Donange for tne We5;| Pamily and the Home,” Friday, “The Saxon and the Slav in t { Rederostin th he World's 'v. J. C. Thoms will occupy the pulpit of the United Preabyterian church in the absence of the pastor, Rev. W. A. Spalding. Special Meetings Queen City Theosophic ‘The Power of tom, Firat Unitarian——Rev, W. PD. Si- monds. At ll am, “Nobile Reacin- tions for the Now Year.” First Christian—Rev. B. HL Lin- . At lt a. m., “New Your Evrernetionn 7: p. m., “Work and nocioty meets in Pioneer block at Lutheran—Tev. M, A.|* ‘bver Uh Pm Christianson. At ti a.m. "Pear | we ieueer® pward,” Gert Mot Yo little Folk.” Se aes ——— German Fevangelican ey Optnaing tor blayet. Knappe. At 11 a m., “Mverything Be - be x > (AL PLAYHOUSES. = THE 10 0 “FARA aA “Maid Marian” Their firet noe in Maid M mn Phat it lant © + enthy hard to deter te all that te ately stage to be denired, h the har © honored owed urore stor than of the! 4 Maid | « fault of the Marton wuld be | it M reach the MAKING A MAN OF HIM |: ENGLISH "GAIETY GIRL” REFORMS AN IRISH MARQUIS, AFTER | SHE MARRRIED HIM, THOUGH HE DION'T AMOUNT TO MUCH ORE THAT EVENT utitul | De: THE TARCHIONESS om? w jfearorr LONDON, Deo. 22 respondence) — The present mar-| ehioness of HMeadt one Galety theate artiy, because the marquis will be poor until he ls 3h but the preliminary assaults the marchionees makes on sectety ese | iestined to become histortc. Bhe ie described in Debrett's Peerage as » Gaughter of the o Chartes and this aim first saw the tn Londons siume. county dinner the ness attended an ef fort was made by the women present to snub the newcomer We understand that you were same ur has (fipecial Cor- once on the stage,” said one Roate | Gadety Otrt, Buch a our position, shem!-—enjoy it.” The marchioness of emtied and with unruffied aweetnem replicd fe would Nearly every to think occasionally.” ‘The marquis and marchioness of Headfort have been married nearly twe yeare now, and ne one that Rosle Hovte is making « wife heart and detent the car in the! Monde wf Px Yeu” | was what is know Ah, really, was ae it must bet No, I'm sure you wouldn't. be fa fety Girt ts 7. when she replied, caimly. the anewer, * -Thts seeme estracriinary © us Ladies in of course, wouide't— too serious for Hn pane panernent > GRAND SEVENTH ANNUAL TOUR OF THE Glee and Mandolin Clubs New Music, Novelties, OOK for our Sunday ad- vertisement in the P.-I. or Times. It may mean moch to the comfort of your home Lt SEATS oo Sale Tusday 10 a m. Oi appear at the Grand next AMUSEMENTS | Tihureday night aaa nmin - oil ¥o be a college man ie to be a | ee aac" Joe her A college man will laugh 7 = Soar —— poe at death, marriage and examina , tana and.it & eapy to eee how the MARIE SEATTLE’S JOHN CORT, My, annual tow of the Stantord Glee LEADING TaLerwonns om andolin Clubs = bring ow od SUNSET, Main enough 4 stories to keep the en NEW YORK, Jan, %—The benefit THEATER woersdosns, 65 pus roaring for montha to to be gwen to Marig Drewsier at the ||}. meen £ | . ne Viete theater tomorrow promises 3 1 established success, artiatically to be one of the bigwest affairs of f tabusnes ueotie, ertietietiiy CAR 60 THE hind over "given in ow York SUNDAY 24ND THREE suc- f* ne past dd had tte © popula treme has been with | > s Am Peproduction in| oid for many weeks and 1a only | CEEDING NIGHTS ‘ OS uansen. ‘the clone to fon N « Oncar Hammer-| te the Kirke Le & 1 Interest and has a healthy - om nts the Kirke La Ghelle Opera Company W utiful and Talented Young Articte . the play Is the Long at and the char * _ . nats 4 from the. “ilele | "TWO severe neatly wounds reaulted | COM. (OM- a evra vie |from a dispute between George dh asttiecanscn an and & Hirst avente atreet PANY Pp i night over the p m of ‘ANY Madison Th The car won wt and the three pe an wae struck by car No of 50 of 0 wilt the jeat wee only saved from ser ‘ Great Cacsar's wonderful tronk |jous ingury by the quick work of the Madiaon, Also Of] motorman, Drennan was removed In the Elaborate Opera Comique Success, ‘ agar Carroll, Poupijt Brattle General hospital in ‘ ad Faye, Juanita Le Netto and the |'* pbula nee hs . On account r a ‘ being extremely difficult to se 1 re good ville aeta t “on ‘ 1|Bundays the management has decid P Ato char the opening day for the STANDING t new bills from Sundays to Monda: and the change will go inte effect ' LONDON, Jan. Job P, fousa’s Book by Mysic by was crested by « large audience meg agag: why A ag 7 KIRKE LA SHELLE, JULIAN EDWARDS. r 1 with "Ged Baye the ‘ the entire « rowe and JOSEPH C. MIRON IN HI6 ORIGINAL ROLE BREVET. | When the band changed to a2 PRICES o..ccssceeceee 1.00, 750, GOc, 25e, / down. — — SEATS NOW ON BALE TO REFORM SCHOOL ry Ralph Mmith, the 18-year-old bur- Thomas Heabrooke, od to the ref fternoon by Ji : = pertor court. He ie mee & Tushnell will shortly open The Postontans te fotografia parlors in the “Maid Marian” 4 Wateh for their | Yreak into ond | opening ar nent has been & ‘ ve eee se ee fensee o - massage. Shrewsbury, SEATTLE’S Jon Cont, THURSDAY NIGHT, JAN. 8 : Stanford | | University() PRICES | $1.00, 74, 50c and eedtort you. obliged |] ab excet. font array ef talent will be present. for to, these |od which will Include the four Alar- hey hed faults, | coun, the which they have not, they would still | Mulifighters, bbe be beloved The choruses are unusually fine and inspiring and give a Mtting and proper has the ability te merit to inwure it “Robin Hood” ie giver at the ma- tines performance ¥ and i Marian” again to nigh “The Princess Chie” In the cast of “The Princess! Chic.” which opens at the Grand to- | Are several of the best known comic opera favorites on the | stage. It has siways been the pottey of "The Princess Chic” manage mont to present the opera fh clever actors and actresses and its [dramatic personnel is signifteant of | ———— 8 continuance of this poiley by Man- | lager John P. Slocum. The chorus ls hot overlooked in an up-to-date comic opera. A bevy of pretty girs have become & necessity, Man ager Slocum prides himtelf on the youthful freaboess of his chorus airs, “Peck's Bad Boy” ‘There will be fun fast and furtous day and Tursday evenings ‘it has) been conceded by the newspaper | orition and the thousands of people | who laugh at it, that it le ome of the | most brillant and successful of | toustes! farce comedies it abounds | with ludicrous #tt uations, |ty funny Mees | produced by « known favorites. the company, igued the perts in « eptional exee!- ©; the bright particular stare of | joh are the charming Mire Mill fon and Comedian Harry Willis. : “Down By the Sea” s From Puck’ matings today wi be “Picks The | « jven at the t commencing with the matinee the successful comedy | ‘De Hea,” a play) the news: | been seen that has won praise re wherever it Boaton to Seattle | ‘The production is under the man agement of Phit Hunt, who for the! st five Reasons has been identi. | jeod with the im: ' neaace's Pardner as well known by the Sea” haw al Do All Your Shopping in This Always Busy Store During Our (reat Removal ale It will pay you from every view point. It will save you time, temper and money. Ours is a great and comfort- able store to shop in, who wilt te singing and dancing turn which ot Caesar will perform some startling feats of legerdemain ® ‘The Stanford Universit OPORTO PORT WINE—Man: particular folke whe Sy WesTen CHINES Reduced ta, each . ROTARY. WASH MACHINES— Reduced to. cach GRANITE WASH BASIN Reduced from the to duced from tte to . Or t CHIMNEY6@— 20 and COFFEE MiLis— Rea from 600 to great Mexican Troupe ¥ Ole Chad ft | oo , i Be LL oo and The Most Powerful Play! ‘Thrifiing Plot! The Most In And 4 Bpeclally Selected BUPPORTIN: MISS FANNY AMUSEMENTS Wonderful Electrical Effects. . The Great Caesar's Wonderful Trunk Mystery =~ FOR THE WEEK STARTING MONDAY, JANUARY 5th aay «| AN ENTIRELYNEW BILL OF (CR Vaudeville Stars and Twenty -Minwte Show Without « Dull Moment Both Phones M. | Bexsats NOTE THE PRICES eee, SEE EEL HST me er ag XE LTT CLOTH WRINGERS— Regular value $2.26. reduced PRENCH EGG W oe ® from. @ ced fre TUBULAR LANTERNS— Reduced from 6c D mOoPS— Reduced from 260 ta “wes KRAUT CUTTE nife— 104 and 106 1st Av ton Street. Tel., Main 162 of Diamon Wal ry of all kinda, Cut @ the highest bidder. Bet. Yesler and Washing- co, Jewel. an, Moll Fredriok & Oc. Hinahiay ks TS Bese Ave 27 YOUR LAST CHANCE VALENTINE ive as— CLEVER DANCING END SINGING Prices Great Excitement at e, ADDITION. Extra Cars Are ordered every day this week to cheap, close-in lots in Chicago in « men. You can do the same in Seattle $135 seu wots $135 $10 DOWN, $5 PER MONTH byesy deckeon Mrest, on Renton cer line, When | trees tote WH have to ge whee as for ond pay mere meney. longer if you expect to have something Take car on Washington strest, fare 5 Ten Voar Writ- { ten Guarantes, Full Get and Fit Guarentecd. ... jitver Fitti that stay in . Our ie Suction Adhesive Plates never fault. Teeth Extracted Free, without pain and replaced with new ones t ' day. Lady attendant always pres- @ ent. ‘Ten-year writte gueregies. No at POURTHANTE AND WEARER 12 to 20 years’ toe. ane tylge work. Be sore te TIS Pistick conme lt us «! Soe tea Ts In the Greatest Success of the Season DOWN BY THE S A Romantic Comedy Drama °n Four Actes Management of Phil Hunt Magnificent Scenic Effects. Startling Mechanical & See the Illuminated Cathedral! See the East-Haven Light See the Electrical Storm at Sea! LAUGH LAUGH LAU SUNDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY NIGHTS Large Cast and Some of the Greatest Vasdevilie Stars of the American Stage HILLMAN CITY buyere to Hillman City; 600 sold in 20 days, City at $35 up. Terme, $5 down and 50 cents per week. Don't man, owner, at once, warm office on Renton PAINLESS DENTISTRY } ex. “Sena are making a Brown's Dental Parlors, 713 First Ave. teresting Story! Company. CURTIS The a Bat And See that W in 43 Gi ry 75c, 50c, 2 FREE WATER FREE wooo carry the large crowds by buying now in Hill in your old age. See Hill: line, at Hillman City, cents. but all apecialiats of apectalty of gold bout this high-class work, door south of Sundays Wi Tp. mm